Just had a look at the web site of one of the big booksellers. There seem to be a number published; each with a different book corrresponding to the level of paper being attempted. At least 7 different authors.

I would have a look and see which attracts you most, as different people tend to like different layouts. Do you want lots of explanation, or lots of diagrams for example? Would you prefer colour, or do you find it distracting?

Does the school use a textbook, but just not hand it out? It may be that they use material from several different sources. If they do just use one book, then I would go for a copy of that; but check that they're not about to move on to a different one.

Thank you for your information. I would prefer higher tier books with explanation or one which is easier to get an answer book that accompanies with it. In my son's school they seem to use different books/resources.

I had the same problem. My son's school wouldn't allow them to take their textbooks home. I wrote a letter to his teacher, explaining I was going to help him, and, due to my interest, he was then allowed to take a textbook home.

Have you also considered buying a CGP or Lett's revision guide for Edexcel which also has an accompanying workbook so that after you've studied the topic, you can then set some questions on it? Ultimately it will be cheaper than a bought textbook which tend to be over Â£10.

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